How Uncommitted Works

The Rules

The Game in 60 Seconds

  1. Packs

    Each week, you open a pack of players that gets added to your roster.

  2. Build

    You keep your players. Packs add to your roster over time.

  3. Trim

    Starting in Week 4, the Roster NIL Cap takes effect. Trim your roster to stay under it.

  4. Start

    Set your starters and compete against everyone in your league.

  5. Score

    You compete against everyone in your league each week.

  6. Climb

    Your weekly finish earns points toward the season standings.

Week by Week

Packs add players during Weeks 1–3. Starting in Week 4, the Roster NIL Cap takes effect. You compete every week.

  1. 01

    Weeks 1–3

    Build Your Roster

    Open weekly packs. Each pack adds players to your roster.

  2. 02

    Week 4

    Cap Takes Effect

    The Roster NIL Cap now matters. Trim your roster and stay under it.

  3. 03

    Every Week

    Compete

    Set your starters and compete against everyone in your league.

  4. 04

    All Season

    Program Value Moves

    Your Program Value can rise or fall based on player performance.

Roster Rules

Starters

5

QB

1

RB

2

WR

2

Starter NIL Cap

650

Roster NIL Cap

1,500

Your starting lineup must fit the position requirements and stay under the Starter NIL Cap. Starting in Week 4, the Roster NIL Cap takes effect — trim your roster to stay under it.

Packs

Each week, you open a pack of players that gets added to your roster. You keep your players. Pack values are balanced around the league rules.

Players per pack

5

Pack structure

1 QB, 2 RB, 2 WR

NIL Cap

Starting in Week 4, the Roster NIL Cap takes effect. Trim your roster to stay under it. Your starters must also stay under the Starter NIL Cap.

Roster NIL Cap

1,500

Starter NIL Cap

650

Acquired NIL stays put.

The NIL Value a player had when you added them is what counts against your cap. Later Market Value changes can affect Program Value, but they do not change that player’s cap number.

Roster Values

NIL Value

The value a player had when you added them. This counts against your NIL cap.

Market Value

A player’s current value. Market Value can rise or fall during the season.

Program Value

Your roster’s total Market Value. If your players gain value, your Program Value climbs.

Example

Add at 120 NIL Value. Market Value later rises to 160. Still 120 against the NIL cap. Adds 160 to Program Value.

Scoring

Your starters score Starter Pts based on real weekly performance. Individual players show Week Pts.

Passing yards

0.04 per yard

Passing TDs

4

Interceptions

-2

Rushing yards

0.1 per yard

Rushing TDs

6

Receptions

1 (PPR)

Receiving yards

0.1 per yard

Receiving TDs

6

Matchup matters.

Week Pts are adjusted by the opponent’s defense rank. A lower rank number means a better defense. Missing ranks stay neutral (1.00x).

Defense Rank 1–25

Elite defense

1.10x

Defense Rank 26–50

Strong defense

1.05x

Defense Rank 51–85

Neutral matchup

1.00x

Defense Rank 86–110

Below-average defense

0.95x

Defense Rank 111+

Weak defense

0.90x

Missing rank

Unknown

1.00x

Standings

Season standings come from weekly competition. Program Value is separate and tracks your full roster.

Season Standings

Each week, you compete against everyone in the league. Your weekly finish earns points toward the season standings.

Program Value Standings

Ranks every roster by Program Value — total Market Value of all players. Market Value changes do not count against your NIL cap after you already have the player.

Common Questions

Ready to build your program?

Join a private league, open your first pack, and set your Week 1 starters.